ASUS ROG Strix G16 (2024) Gaming Laptop, 16” ROG Nebula Display 16:10 QHD 240Hz, NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 4070, Intel® Core™ i9-14900HX, 16GB DDR5-5600, 1TB PCIe Gen4 SSD, Wi-Fi 6E, Win 11, G614JIR-AS94

The storage capacity is good, along with the RAM capacity. The graphics card is great as well. The laptop has a great build, as it's made out of metal and has pretty high quality parts for its price point. The laptop is also good at staying cool with its 3 fan system and is fairly bright, even with an antiglare monitor. The i9 is very fast, as it has 8 performance cores and 16 effeciency cores (24-cores total). 16 GB RAM is nice at not causing freezing for most tasks, but upgrading the RAM is suggested if you wish to use this for gaming. Upgrades are easy too, as both the SSD and the RAM are not soldered and click in and out of the laptop's motherboard. Plus, there are 2 SSD slots and 2 RAM slots, with 1 free SSD slot if you want to purchase an extra storage card to have additional storage on top of the 1 TB SSD that is provided. Overall, this choice is amazing if you want a quality gaming laptop at a reasonable price point. The only suggestion I would have for buyers is upgrading the RAM if using for heavy gaming.

I bought this laptop after my Asus Zephysus failed and quit working one year after buying it from best buy. This is my third ROG. My first one from 2014 never failed me but in 2023 i figured it was time for an update. The Strix has none of the problems the Zephysus had. I have zero heat issues, it can play all the games i want it to (and they look great). It powers up fast and i have had zero issues with crashes or blue screens of death. It has been very reliable for every task i have need it for. I deploy quite often so the laptop is one of my few forms of entertainment. When im at home i can take it room to room to be with my family and use it. This is something you can't really do with a console. This was twice the price of my last laptop and the most expensive of the three ive owned, but to me it is worth the price. It has all the bells and whistles with led lighting around the base and keyboard if you care about that. The biggest plus for me though was that it is user friendly. I prefer the NVIDIA interface to the AMD and the asus apps. I am not the most technological and just want the games a buy to play the best on the computer i have. If you are trying to choose between ASUS ROG products just go ahead and pull the trigger on this one, you wont regret it. Don't forget to add the Amazon warranty, better to have it and not need it and all that.

Amazing computer at first. I bought it march of this year and the performance was amazing. I'm in the military and as a gamer, a gaming laptop is a must for me. Constant 240 frames on most games. But around three months after I got the laptop, it became completely unusable for games. The screen would become pixelated and the laptop would basically only be useful for watching things. I'm overseas and getting it checked out is a huge hassle. I've done everything I could to try and fix it but nothing works. It's been around 3 months and I still haven't been able to get it fixed. Would be a great laptop if this didn't happen.

This is solid computer, a but loud, really hot during high performance games, but completely adequate for quality gaming. I had no issues with it or the delivery. Screen may be a bit small, but it works for me. It’s decently fast, image quality is good. Battery life is ok for general functions, not so good for gaming. I got it during sale for a sweet 20% off deal, which made it even better.

This thing is an actual beast. It can handle any game you toss at it. I mostly play at 1440p and was hesitant to buy a 4070 system since 4080's seemed to be better, but it implies always paying more than 2k and I knew I'd also need to invest on a good gaming keyboard, monitor and mouse. This laptop runs at good temperatures, even with it's hot processor. Haven't had any actual issues so far, no BSoD or any kind of system hang. Everything has been smooth. Of course, expect the system to be loud since those fans need to keep the gpu and cpu at proper working temperatures. It's best to use headphones when gaming. If you're doing lightwork or just browsing the web, it's very quiet. It's also bulky, as all other gaming laptops, so I wouldn't recommend it if you need a laptop for work that you'll be traveling with constantly.